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Hosted by Red Bearded Mormon · religion · EN · 735 episodes
I am The Red Bearded Mormon. I like to read and discuss all things about Restoration Theology. I converted to Joseph Smith Junior as The Prophet of The Restoration in 1996 and have studied in depth the History and Doctrine of The Church from Joseph Smith Junior to modern times. I was a Southern Baptist at the time of my conversion. Before that I was from an inactive LDS family. I was very anti Mormon during my Baptist years which caused me to learn all I could about the gospel after my conversion and delve deep into Restoration Theology. After my mission I became a trucker which allowed me to focus on my love of restoration Theology and my focused study of it. Between my study, revelations and dreams and visions along with confirmation of The Spirit, I have been given many deep insights into the true interpretation of Gods truth. Join me in discussing all that The Restoration has to offer as we delve deep into Last Days Prophecy and Gospel Discussions.
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Episode #210
CAIAPHAS’ REPORT TO THE SANHEDRIN Chapter 6 of Who Crucified Christ by Ogden Kraut I am told that there was never seen such a concourse of people assembled at Jerusalem as at the cross. (Caiaphas, The Archko Volume, p. 105) Now, from the other side of the fence, comes the Jewish point of view of what occurred. This information is taken from an ancient record of recent discovery. It is a report by Caiaphas to the Sanhedrin concerning the execution of Jesus and was copied from manuscripts found in Constantinople, October 16, 1883. These were made by the exploratory work of Rev. W. D. Mahan and translated by two scholars, Dr. McIntosh and Dr. Twyman of the Antiquarian Lodge, Genoa, Italy. This manuscript was originally written at the Jerusalem Sanhedrin by Eliezer Hyran. Since the report is quite extensive, only a major part of it is reprinted here, but it is sufficient to help us visualize more about that fateful day www.facebook.com/Lazurus1977 www.youtube.com/fundamentally Mormon http://ogdenkraut.com/?page_id=30

Episode #209
PILATE’S REPORT,Chapter 5 of Who Crucified Christ by Ogden Kraut And Pilate, when he had called together the chief priests and the rulers and the people, said unto them, Ye have brought this man unto me as one that perverteth the people: and, behold, I, having examined him before you, have found no fault in this man touching those things whereof ye accuse him. (Luke 23:13-14) This chapter deals with a rare manuscript written by Pilate, the Roman Governor over Judea. In his Bible handbook, Henry Halley gives an excellent overview of the relationship between Pilate and Jesus: Pilate was Roman governor of Judea, 26-37 AD. He assumed office about the time that Jesus began his public ministry. His official residence was at Caesarea. He came to Jerusalem at time of Feasts to keep order. He was merciless, cruel, noted for his habitual brutality. Like the Roman emperors of his day, he rather enjoyed the spectacle of the torture and death of a man. At one time he had mingled the blood of Galileans with their sacrifices. (Lk 13:1)

Episode #208
RESPONSE TO THE EASTER MESSAGES, Chapter 4 of Who Crucified Christ by Ogden Kraut It is tragic indeed that the birth pangs of Christianity were occasioned by an event in which Jews were directly implicated. (Ellis Rivkin, “What Crucified Christ?” p. 3) As previously mentioned, in 1964 the Roman Pope decreed that “all of us” are guilty of the death of Christ. This was one of the first times in the “nearly two millennia” that guilt was shifted from the Jews to someone or something else. Then even more recently, the Jewish scholar, Ellis Rivkin, tells us that the issue is not who but what killed Jesus, and he put the blame on the “imperial system.” But systems do not function independently all by themselves–people direct them. All governments, like machinery, are designed, built, and operated by human beings, including the Roman or Jewish system of government. Naturally, Rivkin, a Jew himself, would tend to steer around the issue that “for nearly two millennia, Jews have been blamed for the death of Jesus.” We cannot blame him because it is natural for one to defend his own religion, race and politics. And certainly it is not correct to say that all Jews were guilty of the deed. Among the first “Christians” were Jews, and they had held great responsibilities until the time of Christ, as indicated in the great patriarchal blessing pronounced upon them by their forefather, Jacob.

Episode #207
EASTER MESSAGES, Chapter 3 of WHO CRUCIFIED CHRIST BY OGDEN KRAUT Two two-fold goal (reconciliation between mother and daughter religions) may perhaps be achieved if we shift our focus from the Question, “Who crucified Jesus?” to the question “What crucified Jesus?” (What Crucified Jesus? Ellis Rivkin, p. 5)
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